Days after Super Bowl LX treated fans to a low-scoring contest whose outcome was rarely in doubt, Michigan State University students seemed to be largely united in their distaste for last Sunday’s offering of commercials.
A karaoke fake-out into a cryptocurrency platform, advertisements whose visuals relied on artificial intelligence or outright promoted those tools and an uncomfortable anti-processed food monologue delivered down the camera by Mike Tyson ranked among students’ most disliked commercials.
“It was kind of a weak year. I feel like the ads were better seven, eight years ago,” digital…







